Lectures On Systematic Theology Embracing Ability Natural Moral And Gracious
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The saints, according to Edwards, are fc conscious that they do only and entirely depend on the Lord Jesus Christ and his satisfaction and righteousness; that they do, with all their hearts, believe the Gospel of Christ; that they do with all their souls, cleave to him and acquiesce in him as the refuge and rest of their souls, and fountain of their com- fort; that they repent of their sins, entirely renounce all sin, and give up themselves wholly to Christ, willingly subjecting themselves to h...im as their king; that they give him their hearts and their "whole man. '' (Works, V. P. 282. ) The hymns tell us the saints profess l that if they had a thousand hearts, they would give them all to the Lord. ' We never met with a saint who appeared to be truly walking with God, and blessed OFFICES AND RELATIONS OF CHRIST. 151 with the joy of his salvation, who would decline singing this beautiful couplet. Now, when men are conscious, truly con- scious of all this, their holy, humble lives attesting their sin- cerity, their philosophy may tell them that sin is mixed with it all; their theological system and confession of faith may persuade them that the law of God is so wonderfully high, that it is horrible presumption for them to think that they real- ly ever obey it fully; they may endeavor, with Edwards, for- mally to prove that the holiest saints have in them more sin than holiness; but the Bible and emancipated common sense will decide that their consciousness is not against the doctrine of this article.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The saints, according to Edwards, are fc conscious that they do only and entirely depend on the Lord Jesus Christ and his satisfaction and righteousness; that they do, with all their hearts, believe the Gospel of Christ; that they do with all their souls, cleave to him and acquiesce in him as the refuge and rest of their souls, and fountain of their com- fort; that they repent of their sins, entirely renounce all sin, and give up themselves wholly to Christ, willingly subjecting themselves to h...im as their king; that they give him their hearts and their "whole man. '' (Works, V. P. 282. ) The hymns tell us the saints profess l that if they had a thousand hearts, they would give them all to the Lord. ' We never met with a saint who appeared to be truly walking with God, and blessed OFFICES AND RELATIONS OF CHRIST. 151 with the joy of his salvation, who would decline singing this beautiful couplet. Now, when men are conscious, truly con- scious of all this, their holy, humble lives attesting their sin- cerity, their philosophy may tell them that sin is mixed with it all; their theological system and confession of faith may persuade them that the law of God is so wonderfully high, that it is horrible presumption for them to think that they real- ly ever obey it fully; they may endeavor, with Edwards, for- mally to prove that the holiest saints have in them more sin than holiness; but the Bible and emancipated common sense will decide that their consciousness is not against the doctrine of this article.
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